The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-02-24
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Reilroad! Railroad!
1t showed last Sunday.
Notice how March comes in.


The roads are horrible says every per-
son who must travel them.
The price of hogs and the product
have steadily gone up in the past month.
Frank Ramsey has our thanks for a
mess of fine fresh sausage.
P~arsnips, horse-radish and sassafras
are plenty on the market.
Cow Boys Buckskin Hats s9c., worth
$l.25, at Jos. Woerner's.
John Rupel leaves for the South this
week on a prospecting tour.
John d. White, Esq, of Kentucky,
is in Eaton visiting friends.
Eggs have tumbled to 10 and IL cents,
but the ham is firm at the old price.
Carpetsi Carpets! Carpetsl. at C. A.
McNears Furniture Store at Eaton, O.
Miss Matte Hughes, of Dayton, is
visiting Miss Laura Bruce.
Think of hogs $3.50 and hog cholera
unabated, you that are fond of pork.
The soldiers relief committee met in
Eaton last week and discharged their
good work.
Mems Fur Stiff Hats, spring style,
$1-25, worth $2.25, at Jos. Woerner's.
Are the citizens of Eaton willing to
b taxed $1,000 or $4,000 to light the
town.
Martin Rehfuss has purchased the old
tanning property on west Main street,
paying for it 81, 500. It's cheap.
Elan Fisher, ESQ.,, has been appoint
ed one of the Trustees of the Miami Uni
versity for the ensuing year.
Erb Bruce would like to have a rat
hunt on his farm. He thinks several
thousand could be captured.
Carpets made to order at C. A.. Nc
Meals Furniture Store, Eaton, O.
A foreign demand for corn, oats and
horses is now in this country. The
price Of each must advance.
This win not be a good maple molas-
ses season. But little viii be manufac-
tured.
Exchanges indicate that there is no
cessation of the hog cholera plague
throughout the State.
All the new patternsin Lace Curtains
can now be seen at Townsend's, oppo-
site the Court House.
Mrs. Hiestand and SON Harvey are
visiting in Washington, D. c., and New
York city.
Rev. B. d. Luther, of st. Charles,
Mo-, will preach at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 10 80. All
are invited.
Charley Price win soon move his tin
shop establishment in the Churchill
furniture room, next to the Opera House
building.
Mems Wool Yarn Knit Socks 17c.;
three pair for SOC. Boys Wool Knit
Socks 15c., at Jos. Woerner's.
All.the publishers of newspapers in
the county were before the Grand Jury,
except the DEMOCRAT, and still who
hung Mussel remains a mystery.
Belva Lockwood did not make a verv
favorable impression in Eaton in her
lecture LAST week. Belva is an old
chestnut"
Grand Juries in Preble county in the
future, expecting startling informa-
lion, viii notrisk witness fees aud mile
age on tswind bags
Fine borders for Brussels and Ingram
Carpets at C.. A. McNeal's, Furniture
Dealer. lfeb24
custom now aaor..s tb.t the ,istAf
nrese3ts mnst he on;tt.d from $500.
Mng and notice cha ~
It.
The natural gas well at Middietown
Is now Welding twice as much per day
as Is manufactured by the gas works Of
that place.
The Hill nun;sbino nv ana and i'm
prisonment men who make false entries
regarding the pedigree of stock in any
herd-book has become a law.
Townsend has Just received q beauti-
full line of Laces and Embroidery
Styles and prices to suit every one, OPP
posite the Court House.
A dispatch was received ON Tuesday
1aat nv Surveyor Lowry. that the iron
work for the Main street bridge WA
loaded and would reach here in a few
days. Joyful news, isn't it !?
A ~freouent visitor of Eaton from a
neipbborinp c;tv remarked to ms last
week. uYon have Init one real live bu.
siness man in vour town. T bear of him
wherever l go. He is not afraid to use
nrfutarsa ink -,